Dow Jones 10638.84 +0.52 9:29 am PST, December 14, 2004  NASDAQ 2157.22 +8.72 For info, visit access.smallcapnetwork.com S & P 500 1200.52 +1.74 Change your subscription status here Russell 2000 640.18 +2.15 VOLUME 04: ISSUE 99  Feature: Force Protection - In the Hunt. Superclick - In the Groove. Note: Later this week, we'll be bringing you a great new smallcap idea in the retail sector with revenue guidance that, we believe, is really quite amazing. You'll want to keep an eye out for it. Well, a few days in Vegas (no details forthcoming) and the markets go ballistic--well, at least as far as Force Protection (OTCBB: FRCP) is concerned. Courtesy of a contentious press conference exchange between a soldier and Secretary of State Donald Rumsfeld, the whole question of amour-protected vehicles immediately flashed across investor radar screens. Although Force Protection wasn't mentioned in the mainstream press, we know--as does the SmallCap readership--that the South Carolina company should benefit nicely from the call for more protected vehicles. We mentioned on November 29th that should the shares break through 24 cents, a new up-leg would appear. With the shares hitting 27 cents Tuesday morning, and volumes rising exponentially, it appears that that resistance level has been broken. This recent move was very bullish and evidences that the shares want to pick up some of those losses from its big sell-off, which started in March. A run to 33 cents--and perhaps beyond-- is very realistic over the next few months; especially nice for those who bought shares under 20 cents. The company isn't waiting for the phone to ring with orders. After the Rumsfeld story broke, management put out a press release (http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/041213/135504_1.html) positioning itself as a strong contender for the Department of Defense's (DOD) call for ramped up production from suppliers. Given the strong order flow the company has already seen year to date from the Army and Marines, it seems reasonable that more vehicles will be required as the DOD pushes suppliers for more armored ordnance. At the December 30th Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Force Protection will ask for the right to reverse split its shares in the range of between 2:1 and 12:1. Given the number of shares outstanding, this likely makes sense. So be advised that this is on the horizon. No timeline for the reverse split --other than shareholder approval-- has been given, but best to be aware.  Superclick moves higher. A week ago we brought the readership Superclick's (OTCBB: SPCK) news of a deal with European giant Locatel. Since then, the shares have moved nicely higher on increasing volumes. The shares exceeded 90 cents on Monday. As we originally Alerted the readership to SPCK at 46 cents last February, the shares appear to have performed very nicely, thank you. We believe that is significantly more to come for new and current shareholders. As we mentioned, a break through 93 cents, which happened on Monday, should herald a new up-leg. While we would like to see a more decisive move, recent trade bodes well for further gains, in our opinion. A decisive break through 92-93 cents would potentially signal a run to the old high of $1.16. Now, wouldn't that be fun? Stay tuned. We suspect as well that if history is any guide there will be more deals announced in the coming weeks and months. From a small concern in its space a year ago, Superclick has gained significant market share and should report revenues for fiscal 2004 (as at October 31st) that it's own guidance states will be roughly four-fold (or higher) than its fiscal 2003 revenues of $650,000. That's growth. And fiscal 2005's prospects look extremely skookum. With partners like Verizon and Locatel on board, as well as others, it seems reasonable to assume that more deals of this quality will be won. OK. Been to the SCBlog yet? Between the newsletter and the Blog, we feel that SmallCap Digest readers are getting the best and timeliest SmallCap information possible. There are exclusive things on each publication as well as breaking news and commentary on the Blog regarding Trading Alerts and profiles followed on the newsletter. Some great comments coming in and we're seeing significant growth in just a few weeks.  Be part of both.   We Value Your Feedback Got comments, questions or suggestions? 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